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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1921
Page
14
Mrs. R. man of 77 Oneida Street appeals for help to find her children Aaron now 17 and Ethel aged 21 who were taken from her fourteen years ago after her husband fell ill. She says authorities placed them with a family who refused to return them and they have since grown up far from their mother.
The committee on metropolitan affairs likely to report in favor of a traffic tunnel linking the city and East Boston, pending full backing from Mayor Peters, according to Senate Chairman Cassassa of Revere.
Elias Field said Mayor Peters not opposed to the measure. Richard K. Hale and others urged the $8,000,000 traffic tunnel. Hale proposed a 25 cent toll per vehicle, with repayment in 23 years. Rep Shaw criticized underuse of East Boston in port plans and urged local improvements. A further Metropolitan Affairs hearing is set for April 20.
Representatives of the International Union of Steam Engineers and the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen and Oilers rejected the Pennsylvania Railroad demand for a 16 to 18 percent wage cut today in Pittsburg.
Paul Lannin son of J J Lannin former Red Sox owner helps compose half of the music for Two Little Girls in Blue opening at Colonial Theatre Boston next Tuesday. He collaborates with Vincent Youmans on the other half. The trio, all young, includes lyricist Arthur Francis. Lannin 26 Youmans 22 Francis 24. Lannin Fordham 1915 graduate and World War I field artillery bandmaster.
The electric stamp affixer and other office machines will be on view at the Mechanics building for the last time today. The National Business Show ends at 10 o clock with 58 000 total attendance for the week and delegations from major cities and nearly all New England states.
Somerville Lodge of Elks installed officers last evening in Knights of Columbus Hall. Acting Grand Exalted Ruler Charles F. J. McCue of Cambridge led the ceremony. Exalted ruler Waldo D. Phelps and other named officers were installed. John S. McCann will attend the Grand Lodge convention in Los Angeles in July.
By a 4 to 18 vote the Senate yesterday rejected a mercantile affairs committee bill licensing coal and coke dealers. No debate was held on the measure, which prior hearings showed broad support.
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